For people experiencing memory loss along with their carers. Music activates us! For many who experience cognitive impairment through conditions such as Alzheimer’s, singing can reactivate the memory and support us to be alive to the present moment.

For people living with Parkinson's disease, this class will safely lead you through exercises to move your body, deepen your breath, and support vocal strength. It also offers music strategies to try out between the weekly sessions.

This class is for people identifying as neurodiverse, using our free body, breath, and voice approaches. We will explore ways to regulate our bodies and freely express and celebrate within community each person’s unique experiences of the world.

For people living with chronic pain, this class will lead you in exercises for body, breath and voice, and connect you to others through singing.

For people with breathing difficulties such as COPD, this class will safely lead you through breathing exercises and lift your spirits through song.

For people living with grief and/or trauma, this class will lead you in exercises for body, breath and voice, and support emotional connection, comfort, and process, through singing.

The Singing Soulutions for Queer Voices program offers you the space to process your relationship with your body; to deepen your breath, which connects us with our emotions; to find your voice and the confidence to use it!

Singing is good for us in so many ways! An activated body, breath and voice releases the parasympathetic nervous system to calm us and release those feel-good endorphins. We slow down to connect with ourselves and it brings us into community with others.